Be kind to one another.
Sunday, May 28, 2023
Ink blending on coloured cardstock
This month group of seven cardmakers are ink blending on coloured cardstock. I used dark red cardstock and used brown ink to sponge on. Then I went around the edges with black. The image was embossed in white. The sponging adds dimension to the focal point. This is something I need to practice on but I like the look of it.
Be kind to one another.
Be kind to one another.
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what a sweet gathering of tulips stamp you used here Brenda! So pretty with the white on the red and your blended edges! A beautiful sample for this month's technique! Julia xx
Oh, I love the contrast with the white embossing, Brenda. Beautiful card, my friend! xx
the white embossing looks great, it really makes the image pop. This was a fun to try :)
I love the white embossing with this technique, Brenda! Your tulips really stand out with the dark inked edges!
Loving all the card samples by you very talented GO7 girls:-) Your white heat embossed tulips really pop with the red blended inks background, my friend. TFS I can't wait to play:-) Love and Hugs, my friend...Nancy
This turned out so pretty Brenda! I love the depth of color with the sharp white image on red!
This is so pretty, Brenda! Nothing better than a bouquet of tulips on a spring card of love and I like the look of using white ep! Hugs, Darnell
So lovely. This spotlight ink blending technique is one of my favourite techniques… so easy yet impactful.
Beautiful card. That white embossed bouquet really pops. I love this technique and am going to try it.
The dark background color really makes the white pop! So pretty.
Lynn
Running out of time, so I've browsed all your posts & will try not to get so far behind again. This is a great technique I need to use! Love your card!
This is such a cool technique! I love it and I love your card Brenda! This is one I can try right now as you don't need much to do it. You ladies do come up with some very cool techniques for sure! Hugs, Brenda
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